Gemma Hayes confirms winter tour

Fresh from supporting Joe Jackson on tour in the US, Gemma Hayes has just confirmed a set of Irish dates for November and December

The Hot Press Newsdesk, 21 Oct 2008

With a POD Concerts promoted appearance at Tripod already pencilled in for December 6, she has added a further seven dates, opening with a show at Stiff Kitten in Belfast.

Hayes released her third album The Hollow of Morning earlier this year, to a generally very positive reaction. The album was produced by Dave Odlum, and featured the talents of Joe Chester and My Bloody Valentine's Kevin Shields.

The full list of your dates reads:

Wed. Nov. 26 Belfast - Stiff Kitten

Sat. Nov. 29 Mullingar – Stables

Sun. Nov. 30 Limerick – Dolan's

Mon. Dec. 1 Cork – Cyprus Avenue

Thurs. Dec. 4 Waterford – Electric Avenue

Sat. Dec. 6 Dublin – Tripod

Sun. Dec. 7 Castlebar – TF Royal

Tues. Dec. 9 Galway – Roisin Dubh

To read Gemma Hayes In Her Own Words, click here.

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